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: China Law BlogChina Bribes And Transparency.... Or Why The FCPA Matters.
By Dan Harris and Steve Dickinson
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China Journal has an excellent interview with Alexandra A. Wrage, president of Trace International, a nonprofit group that works with corporations to reduce bribery as they do business abroad. The post is entitled, "Bribes and Transparency on Chinese Holidays: A Primer," and it sets out the basics of the US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), and some of the most important things to do and to avoid to remain in compliance with it.
I highly recommend it for Americans who does business overseas.Full post as published by China Law Blog on January 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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